JP Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer

The JP Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer is indexed in Scopus® and specializes in publishing articles related to heat and mass transfer. The journal covers both theoretical and experimental aspects and emphasizes their applications in engineering, electronics, environmental sciences, and nanoscale heat transfer. Additionally, the journal welcomes articles that explore transport-property data, energy engineering, and environmental applications.

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SOLUTION OF THE INVERSE PROBLEM OF HEAT EXCHANGE WITH THE MOVING BOUNDARY OF THE PHASE TRANSFORMATION IN COUNTERCURRENT DEVICES

Authors

  • Alexey Barochkin
  • Vladimir Zhukov
  • Anton Belyakov
  • Elena Shuina
  • Evgeny Barochkin

Keywords:

energy and resource saving, inverse problem, condensing boilers, contact heat exchangers, heat and mass transfer, sliding boundary of phase transition.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17654/0973576323036

Abstract

The choice of effective operating conditions for heat exchange equipment is an urgent task for the chemical, energy and related industries. To solve the inverse problem of heat transfer, first, the coordinate of the point of the beginning of the phase transition is found, then the heat exchange area and the degree of extraction of moisture and thermal energy from the exhaust gases are determined. The obtained solution of the inverse problem makes it possible to justify the choice of the design of the apparatus and its mode of operation while providing a given fraction of the release of moisture and thermal energy from flue gases under various conditions of the process organization. The found amount of utilized thermal energy and moisture from flue gases is an important technical and economic indicator of equipment functioning. In the future, the proposed approach can serve as the basis for solving inverse problems for complex heat and mass transfer systems with an arbitrary configuration of coolant flows in the implementation of a phase transition both in one and in several coolants.

Received: April 10, 2023
Accepted: June 1, 2023

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Published

2023-07-14

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How to Cite

SOLUTION OF THE INVERSE PROBLEM OF HEAT EXCHANGE WITH THE MOVING BOUNDARY OF THE PHASE TRANSFORMATION IN COUNTERCURRENT DEVICES. (2023). JP Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 34, 127-137. https://doi.org/10.17654/0973576323036

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